The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... substances is to be known . § 6. On the other side , the names of substances , when made use of as they should be , for the ideas men have in their minds , though they carry a clear and determinate signification with them , will not yet ...
... substances is to be known . § 6. On the other side , the names of substances , when made use of as they should be , for the ideas men have in their minds , though they carry a clear and determinate signification with them , will not yet ...
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... substances are so remote from that internal real constitution , on which their sensible qualities depend , and are made up of nothing but an imperfect collection of those apparent qualities our senses can discover ; there can be few ...
... substances are so remote from that internal real constitution , on which their sensible qualities depend , and are made up of nothing but an imperfect collection of those apparent qualities our senses can discover ; there can be few ...
Page 372
... substances , ii . 33 , § 37 . Collective ideas of substances , ii . 34 , & c . They are single ideas , ii . 35 , § 2 . Three sorts of substances , ii . 48 , § 2 . The ideas of substances have in the mind a double re- ference , ii . 129 ...
... substances , ii . 33 , § 37 . Collective ideas of substances , ii . 34 , & c . They are single ideas , ii . 35 , § 2 . Three sorts of substances , ii . 48 , § 2 . The ideas of substances have in the mind a double re- ference , ii . 129 ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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